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A mandatory injunction is a court order requiring a party to take a specific positive action, for example restoring access, removing a nuisance, or complying with a contract. A solicitor advises on whether to apply for interim relief, drafts the application and supporting evidence, serves pleadings, and coordinates with the court and opposing parties. They may seek urgent relief, respond to counterarguments, and arrange for any necessary undertakings or security.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the factual showings, remedies, and proof required to obtain relief, drafts the application and affidavits, and navigates speed- and evidence-driven procedures. They manage exchanges with the court, coordinate with any cross-applications, and address potential appeals or variations of the order, including monitoring compliance and enforcement once granted.

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